Lukashenko spoke about the events in Georgia
The President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko spoke at the II Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security.
He also focused on the topic of Georgia, commenting on the latest events that have taken place in this Transcaucasian republic.
Well, what have the Georgians done? They want transparency in their country: in politics, in economics, and so on, the head of state's press service quotes him as saying.
According to the Belarusian leader, the legitimate authorities in Georgia made the relevant decisions at the legislative level.
However, Lukashenko continued, Tbilisi repeated everything that America did, and even did it more gently.
This was agreed upon during meetings held in advance, the President noted.
But Uncle Joe or someone else in the European Union woke up and thought wrong, looked wrong – they are destroying the country,” he added.
He then noted the fact that today some politicians in the West accuse Russia of allegedly interfering in Georgia’s internal affairs.
But these insinuations are groundless, since Moscow has nothing to do with the events taking place in the Transcaucasian country, Lukashenko is sure.
He drew attention to the fact that at the last BRICS summit, meeting with representatives of Georgia’s neighboring countries, “we were truly concerned about the Georgians.”
In this regard, the Belarusian leader touched upon the issue of the West imposing LGBT on Georgia.
Georgians, who were the coolest guys and men in the Soviet Union. They are being forced to accept some kind of LGBT. But the Georgians will not accept it: they have been looking at women all their lives, from the cradle. They tell them - LGBT! In the Caucasus - LGBT, - the head of state declared.
